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Photograph by Phill Anstice, Photo Mounts and Picture Frames by Cadremont

So... you would think that someone who takes bunches of pictures would have at least some of them up on her walls. Well, not me. I am sooo bad at actually printing my pictures and putting them on display. Don't really know what my problem is. I'm not just talking about my artsy, flowery type of pictures, I'm talking about family pictures, pictures of my husband and me, pictures of my daughter! Ugh, I am so bad.

 

Anyways... I finally got a fire under my butt and printed a bunch and got frames for them. It's been my project this weekend and I'm loving it. I think I'm on a printing kick now 'cause I have about 50 more pictures waiting to be picked up at Costco! Yay!

  

Fraserlands Community Day 2013

Oak picture frame with a print from Raymond Biesinger (www.fifteen.ca/)

 

Frame created with Apparent Software's ImageFramer 2.2 for Mac OS X.

Edit of original photo

Winner of Pixoto's Top 20% of the month award

Novices Only, Objects & Still Life category

I'm always making frames too big for the clamp.

 

(there's supposed to be a 6" long piece of threaded rod where the pipe clamp is, does for most folks I guess)

Frame created with Apparent Software's ImageFramer 2.2 for Mac OS X

A project I worked on tonight...

There are over 100 little leather squares and rectangles on this picture frame. I made it yesterday, and I love how it turned out!

Another collaged frame, this one sits on my dresser in my bedroom.

Spray painting

A picture framing lesson from Matt D.

I actually made several of these for a baby shower. During the shower they will contain different pics and hold descriptions of foods being served. At the end of the shower, guests will receive them as favors and the idea is that they'll be able to use them as pictured above. The "caption" is printed on card stock and held to the frame with mini clothes pins. I'll have details on my blog tomorrow, www.namesakedesign.blogspot.com.

Old pictureframe, anyone? Portrait of Louis XIV in an extraordinary frame by Lepautre.

My mom and I in the photobooth with the picture frame I spray painted silver.

 

Our photobooth was my laptop, with a webcam on it. I brought in a lamp for lighting, and taped a table cloth to the wall for the backdrop.

 

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My first attempt at making a picture frame. I followed the instructions here: ana-white.com/2009/12/plans-barnwood-frames-1-and-10-minu...

Framed frame without a picture.

Taupe vintage buttons and vintage rhinestone jewelry.

 

Check out my work!

You may be out of my sight... but never out of my mind... I Miss You!

-- Anonymous

Combination of purple and rhinestone buttons.

Left to right: Julie (my sister), Joy (my cousin), & Myself. All of which live 100-over1000 miles away yet we all have similar hair styles. Spikey in the back and shaped in the front. This picture was taken at our Reunion for 2008.

I made this frame with decorating my scrapbook room in mind. This is the kind of stuff that I am going to hang from my rail system.

 

Supplies used:

BE Elements Picture frame

Paint

Hambley

Bazzil Scalloped Paper

KI Memories Lace Paper

Thickers

Doodlebug Chipboard Sparkley Letters

Love Elsie: Frames, Rub-ons, Epoxy Stickers, Ribbon all from the Toby Line

 

NOTE TO SELF: NO ' NEEDED IN GIRLS, I WILL CHANGE THE ORIGINAL.

Frame created with Apparent Software's ImageFramer 2.2 for Mac OS X

downtown melbourne fl with brian and suzy

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sb600 camera left and sb600 behind for rim/hair

Made for a friend. Made of old South American Mahogany reclaimed from a door jamb removed from a house undergoing renovation. I don't know why someone would replace such a beautiful piece of wood, but alas they did and I turned it into picture frame stock. The glass is also reclaimed from discarded window sashes. Scraped cleaned and cut to shape it makes really fine glass. Its only other fate is the landfill. The only new materials are the backer paper, biscuits, glue, varnish, and the hanger.

I love reclaimed materials but love to make them beautiful (not really wild about rustic look) but I love to leave artful clues about the material's origins....The nail holes for example reveal the fact it is reused lumber . It came out really pretty and will last for many years.

soo once again, i can't take credit for finding this shot! my mom's fiance, joe, was walking around the house and when he found this he was like "KELLEY KELLEY COME HERE!!"

 

so thanks joey! :)

 

by the way, that ugly white stripe through the left middle of the picture is where our couch used to rest on the wall. it peeled the paint off a bit when we moved it :(

 

by the way!!! it took so long for me to put this up because i stayed at home over the weekend, and i left my laptop at school. i prefer to save pictures to my laptop (cause i'm just picky like that) so i didn't upload them until yesterday. also, the reason i haven't uploaded days 11-14 yet is because i'm shooting a week's worth of pictures on my dad's film camera. i'll be putting those up on sunday, hopefully! i have this fantastic fear that i loaded the film wrong and nothing will come out... i hope that fear is totally misplaced.

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Frame created with Apparent Software's ImageFramer 2.2 for Mac OS X

mirror frame,square

Effects i'm messing around with

Size: 18″ x 18″

 

Frame: Black Wood Frame. Kyoto. Tall. 7200.

 

Black on Black Double thick computerized cut mat. Dry mount. 1/4″ float mount.

  

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